Folks, what's the worry about toxicity? Pyrocystis bioluminescent dinoflagellates that are widely available to hobbyists, and aren't toxic.
If you're trying to make freshwater algae, i.e. Chlamydomonas, that glow continuously the fungal luminescence system might be your best bet.
All the best,
-Tim
On Dec 13, 2022, at 7:56 AM, Dan Kolis <dankolis@gmail.com> wrote:Disappointing you have had no support on ths. I watched that over time with some dismay.
I think though, you need much more specific info then the question you asked, too generalized. Certainly there is more to the potential work then simply if it radiates.
How to make, what you want to make is perhaps a more answerable question !
DNA is pretty generalised the last time I checked.... However every aspect of utilising it by direct human intent, --is racked with details. Fortunately, the particular humans who know about it, like details.
Regards,Daniel B. Kolis
my ref: nafl, 13 Dec 2022, pp, CoryGOn Monday, November 28, 2022 at 1:27:53 AM UTC-5 Cory J. Geesaman wrote:Any ideas on how to go about splicing together glowing freshwater algae (preferably without all the toxic side-effects of naturally-biolumenescent-algae?)--
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